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Trampolín de la muerte: Así se ve el puente más peligroso de Colombia
El puente más peligroso de Colombia se le conoce como Trampolín de la muerte y hace parte de las vías principales para llegar a Putumayo.
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Colombia's "Trampoline of Death": A Perilous Yet Breathtaking Journey Through Putumayo
The "Trampoline of Death," a road connecting Mocoa and San Francisco in the Putumayo Department of Colombia, is notorious for its extreme conditions and high accident rate. This challenging route, spanning approximately 80 kilometers, features constant landslides, complicated topography with 300-meter abysses, and sections so narrow that only one vehicle can pass at a time. The unpredictable climate, often shrouded in mist and rain, further exacerbates the hazardous driving conditions. Despite its perilous nature, which has led to numerous fatal accidents annually, the road is also celebrated for its stunning natural beauty. Travelers are met with dense jungle, lush landscapes, and breathtaking views of the Amazonian piedmont. The area is rich in biodiversity, offering glimpses of unique wildlife, transforming the perception of the road from merely a path of danger to a "Trampoline of Biodiversity" and a gateway to the region's magical wonders. Local and international adventurers continue to traverse this route, drawn by both its challenge and its unparalleled natural splendor.
